Have been MD in good relationship for 25 years with kids etc but key is that my wife has her own life and works as hard as I do at her own career and isn't caught up in my world. He is doing 2nd year Residency. We planned the funeral around his work and call schedule. I would show her this recent post for example: Her family will also be thinking about this and will talk to you about it when you spend time with them.
It'll reinforce the wisdom of running from this disaster in the making. Understand that it's their belief, and make plans for any of the other 6 days instead. Even though we live together, we barely see each other - when he is working nights, we go several days without seeing each other at all he is usually still at work when I head out in the morning, and gone by the time I get back in the evenings.
But on the main page of exmormon Reddit on the side bar there is a link to a site with links to all the pages on LDS. Then she took a vacation to Utah and in her letter to me she stated that she had seen the Temple, and I never heard from her again. Cold approaches on Mormon girls are challenging. I really wish that I can figure out how to balance the demands of his family and our life together and make everyone happy - I think it is going to be a long road ahead, especially considering that his practice is local to our families. Thanks so much for all the time you've put into your replies. Make an honest effort, and see if you reach the walk-away point. I think he tries to listen but doesn't know how. Well the pieces will all fall into place.
But I don't want to put any more demands on his time, which is why I thought maybe asking for quick phone call on his drive home might help. It really helped to make me feel better. Not having expectations, as others mentioned, is also key to reducing feelings of frustration. But it is important to be ruthlessly honest with yourself about how you feel about it. He may never want anything to do with Mormons or the church again. I was shocked how much the stress, lack of sleep, etc.